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…He sought against the appellants damages for unjustified invasion of his premises, loss of privacy, defamation and the return of all his goods.…

…Appellant’s view was that defamation was referable to him by innuendo which could have come out at the trial. This view was also rejected as the plaint itself disclosed no cause of action.…

…These averments which are presumably intended to establish the malice that actuated the alleged defamation of the appellant, it must be noted, are special facts which are not averred to have been in the knowledge of those…

…In addition there was the plaintiff’s claim for damages for defamation arising from the defendant’s decision to call in the Performance Bond.…

…There had been a history of litigation between the parties involving allegations of conspiracy and defamation and one abortive petition for winding up.…